Sandbox Environment means a separate instance of the Software, Third Party Software and Work Products (excluding Customer Data) hosted by Service Provider on the Network for Customer, for use by Customer solely with non- production data in a non-production environment for the limited purpose of functional testing of the Software, Third Party Software and each Work Product.
Sandbox Environment means a shared non-production environment made available by CSG to allow Customer to develop and/or test pre-production deployments of the Ascendon System, including any Ascendon Updates thereto, or for such other required configurations, integrations or designs to be determined between the Parties. The Sandbox Environment, at the discretion of CSG, may maintain a smaller hardware foot-print, or be virtualized within a CSG datacenter, but will at a minimum make available the then-current release of the Ascendon System (including the underlying Ascendon Software) available on the Production Environment.
Sandbox Environment means a shared non-production environment made available by CSG to allow Customer to develop and/or test Content Direct System updates or releases that are pre-production, or for such other required configurations or designs to be determined between the Parties. The Sandbox Environment, at the discretion of CSG, may maintain a smaller hardware foot-print, or be virtualized within a CSG datacenter, but will at a minimum make available the then-current release of the Content Direct System available on the Production Environment.
Examples of Sandbox Environment in a sentence
Further, Customer may purchase limited access to a Sandbox Environment or a User Testing Environment, or both.
In the event such access is provided, Customer acknowledges and agrees that the Sandbox Environment is a shared platform and any reports generated and/or Customer Data (including but not limited to, email metadata and content) sent to or from the Sandbox Environment, will be visible to all other users granted access for evaluation purposes.
Customer agrees that accessing Sandbox Environment shall be deemed consent to such disclosure.
Customer further acknowledges that Customer’s corporate name may be visible to other users of the Sandbox Environment and therefore Customer may be identified as evaluating the Mimecast Services.
Customer’s sole recourse in the event of any dissatisfaction with the Sandbox Environment or a User Testing Environment is to stop using the Sandbox Environment or a User Testing Environment, as Service Provider and its suppliers make no representations that the Sandbox Environment or a User Testing Environment, or the Software, Third Party Software or Work Products provided therein will perform or conform to any Documentation or statement, either written or verbal.
More Definitions of Sandbox Environment
Sandbox Environment means a non-production environment shared by Customer, CSG and one or more of CSG’s other customers and partners made available by CSG to allow Customer to develop and/or test Software updates or releases that are pre-production, or for such other required configurations or designs to be determined between the Parties. The Sandbox Environment, at the discretion of CSG, may maintain a smaller hardware foot-print, or be virtualized within a CSG datacenter, but will at a minimum make available the then-current release of the Software available on the Production Environment. As provided in Section 4 of Schedule E-1, the Sandbox Environment may not be used for Performance Testing (as defined in such section). The Sandbox Environment is subject to the Support Services prescribed by Schedule E-1, including the Sandbox Availability commitments of such schedule. Except for the fees associated with Customer’s access to one or more Additional Sandbox BUs and/or as may otherwise be specifically provided in an SOW, the term “Sandbox Environment” as used in this Agreement shall include a reference to the Sandbox Environment and each deployed Additional Sandbox BU.
Sandbox Environment means a part of the Service that allows customers to test Customer Service-Compatible Application(s) and other uses of the Service API(s);
Sandbox Environment means a shared non-production environment made available by CSG to allow Customer to develop and/or test Ascendon System updates or releases that are pre-production, or for such other required configurations or designs to be determined between the Parties. The Sandbox Environment, at the discretion of CSG, may maintain a smaller hardware foot-print, or be virtualized within a CSG datacenter, but will at a minimum make available the then-current release of the Ascendon System available on the Production Environment.
Sandbox Environment means a safe and secure testing environment within the Operating System which the Company and the Third Party Resolution Group may access, and interact with to create and test proposed new or changed features or functionality of the Supported Software following receipt of a Service Request, or an Incident Notification;
Sandbox Environment is a development server that enables safe configuration of new policies, identity providers or other integrations.
Sandbox Environment means a non-production environment made available by PulsePoint to allow You to develop and/or test API Clients or for such other required configurations or designs as may be mutually agreed in writing between You and PulsePoint.
Sandbox Environment means a shared non-production environment made available by CSG to allow Customer to develop and/or test pre- production deployments of the Ascendon System, including any Ascendon Updates thereto, or for such other required configurations, integrations or designs to be determined between the Parties. The Sandbox Environment, at the discretion of CSG, may maintain a smaller hardware foot-print, or be virtualized within a CSG datacenter, but will at a minimum make available the then-current release of the Ascendon System (including the underlying Ascendon Software) available on the Production Environment.